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Meet Madelyn Alvarino

Meet Madelyn

Madelyn Alvarino listens. She is a caregiver, educator, and problem-solver who leads with empathy and purpose. She is not a career politician, but a community-centered leader grounded in service and real-life experience. With a deep respect for hard work and a strong sense of fiscal responsibility, she will bring practical, people-first leadership to Harrisburg as your next state representative for District 13.

My Values

A Strong Economy Builds Thriving Communities

  • I’m a Penn State graduate in Management and Business. I’m focused on affordable living, good jobs, and responsible stewardship of tax dollars—not political theater.
  •  I have real-world experience with budgets, family and caregiving costs, and the impact of rising living expenses.
  • My background as an educator, and in business are grounded in the everyday financial realities our community faces.

Small Business Powers the Heart of Our Community

  • I’m a former buyer for QVC and Macy’s with firsthand experience navigating supply chains and pricing pressures.
  •  I understand what it takes to keep businesses competitive and jobs local in a changing economy.
  • I support small businesses, farms, and entrepreneurs—and believe government should be a partner, not an obstacle.

Education Opens Doors and Strengthens Lives

  •  I’m a former Spanish teacher with decades of classroom experience fighting for children and families.
  • I’m a museum educator who is an expert at explaining complex ideas to all ages and abilities.
  •  I’m committed to equal opportunity, fairly-funded public primary and secondary schools, affordable college and trade schools, workforce readiness, and lifelong learning.

Our Rural Way of Life Honors Agriculture

  • I value land stewardship, responsible development, and protecting the working landscapes that define District 13.
  • I will fight to protect affordable, quality public water.
  • I understand that agriculture is not just an industry—it’s a way of life and an economic backbone of our community.